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What is the primary goal of psychodynamic psychotherapy?
What is the primary goal of psychodynamic psychotherapy?
- Make the conscious unconscious
- Suppress the unconscious thoughts
- Make the unconscious conscious (correct)
- Analyze the manifest content of dreams
Which technique in psychodynamic psychotherapy involves asking clients to say whatever comes to mind without censoring themselves?
Which technique in psychodynamic psychotherapy involves asking clients to say whatever comes to mind without censoring themselves?
- Slips analysis
- Dream work
- Free association (correct)
- Word association
What did Freud refer to as the 'royal roads' to the unconscious?
What did Freud refer to as the 'royal roads' to the unconscious?
- Dreams (correct)
- Word association
- Manifest content of dreams
- Dream work
When the id has an impulse and the superego rejects it, what defense mechanism is used when the ego redirects the id impulse toward a safer target?
When the id has an impulse and the superego rejects it, what defense mechanism is used when the ego redirects the id impulse toward a safer target?
Which approach to therapy involves selecting the best treatment for a given client based on empirical data from studies of the treatment of similar clients?
Which approach to therapy involves selecting the best treatment for a given client based on empirical data from studies of the treatment of similar clients?
Who successfully integrated psychotherapy approaches, specifically psychoanalysis and behavior therapy?
Who successfully integrated psychotherapy approaches, specifically psychoanalysis and behavior therapy?
What is the action stage in the process of behavior change according to the transtheoretical model?
What is the action stage in the process of behavior change according to the transtheoretical model?
What is the primary difference between efficacy studies and effectiveness studies?
What is the primary difference between efficacy studies and effectiveness studies?
What is the transdiagnostic approach promoted by David Barlow and his colleagues based on?
What is the transdiagnostic approach promoted by David Barlow and his colleagues based on?
Why do psychologists in private practice find case studies more persuasive than research reviews?
Why do psychologists in private practice find case studies more persuasive than research reviews?
What has been a significant challenge in terms of disseminating treatments?
What has been a significant challenge in terms of disseminating treatments?
What did Consumer Reports find when surveying its subscribers about their experiences with psychotherapy?
What did Consumer Reports find when surveying its subscribers about their experiences with psychotherapy?
What do neurobiological studies using neuroimaging technologies suggest about psychotherapy?
What do neurobiological studies using neuroimaging technologies suggest about psychotherapy?
What did pre-pandemic studies suggest about the effectiveness of teletherapy compared to in-person therapy?
What did pre-pandemic studies suggest about the effectiveness of teletherapy compared to in-person therapy?
What is the Unified Protocol developed by David Barlow and his colleagues focused on?
What is the Unified Protocol developed by David Barlow and his colleagues focused on?
Why do practitioners place a higher value on their own intuition and judgments according to the text?
Why do practitioners place a higher value on their own intuition and judgments according to the text?
What is the major reason for psychologists in private practice being more willing to undergo training in an empirically supported treatment if the training was brief and inexpensive?
What is the major reason for psychologists in private practice being more willing to undergo training in an empirically supported treatment if the training was brief and inexpensive?
What has been found about the medical cost offset considerations regarding therapy according to the text?
What has been found about the medical cost offset considerations regarding therapy according to the text?
What is the 'Dodo bird verdict' in the context of therapy?
What is the 'Dodo bird verdict' in the context of therapy?
What is the fundamental component of therapies that explains how different forms of therapy can have similar effects?
What is the fundamental component of therapies that explains how different forms of therapy can have similar effects?
According to research, what is the best predictor of therapy outcome?
According to research, what is the best predictor of therapy outcome?
In addition to the likelihood that a good alliance causes client improvement, what else is possible?
In addition to the likelihood that a good alliance causes client improvement, what else is possible?
What is a common factor among different psychotherapies?
What is a common factor among different psychotherapies?
According to the three-stage sequential model of common factors, what comes after the 'Support factors' stage?
According to the three-stage sequential model of common factors, what comes after the 'Support factors' stage?
What approach views specific therapy techniques as the treatment of choice for specific disorders?
What approach views specific therapy techniques as the treatment of choice for specific disorders?
What has witnessed a remarkable rise in popularity among therapists since the 1980s?
What has witnessed a remarkable rise in popularity among therapists since the 1980s?
Which format of therapy dominates the professional activities of clinical psychologists?
Which format of therapy dominates the professional activities of clinical psychologists?
'Stages of change model' describes various points where clients may fall in terms of readiness to start therapy. Which stage refers to an intention to take action within a short time?
'Stages of change model' describes various points where clients may fall in terms of readiness to start therapy. Which stage refers to an intention to take action within a short time?
What has declined significantly since 1960?
What has declined significantly since 1960?
What does the potential compromise in psychotherapy recognize as important?
What does the potential compromise in psychotherapy recognize as important?
What is the role of a psychodynamic psychotherapist in the 'blank screen' role?
What is the role of a psychodynamic psychotherapist in the 'blank screen' role?
In psychotherapy, what is transference?
In psychotherapy, what is transference?
What is the primary issue during the oral stage of psychosexual development?
What is the primary issue during the oral stage of psychosexual development?
Which term refers to the idea that children may become psychologically or emotionally 'stuck' at a particular developmental stage?
Which term refers to the idea that children may become psychologically or emotionally 'stuck' at a particular developmental stage?
According to psychotherapy, what is countertransference?
According to psychotherapy, what is countertransference?
What is the process in which interpretations, which can be difficult for clients to accept, are reconsidered and reevaluated again and again?
What is the process in which interpretations, which can be difficult for clients to accept, are reconsidered and reevaluated again and again?
In psychotherapy, what is the oral stage characterized by?
In psychotherapy, what is the oral stage characterized by?
What is the role of a psychodynamic psychotherapist in relation to 'transference tendencies'?
What is the role of a psychodynamic psychotherapist in relation to 'transference tendencies'?
What is the general outcome of fixation during psychosexual stages?
What is the general outcome of fixation during psychosexual stages?
What is the primary issue during the anal stage of psychosexual development?
What is the primary issue during the anal stage of psychosexual development?
What is the primary task during the phallic stage according to the text?
What is the primary task during the phallic stage according to the text?
What is the main focus of Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) as described in the text?
What is the main focus of Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) as described in the text?
Which contemporary form of psychodynamic therapy emphasizes recognizing and moderating feelings as they occur?
Which contemporary form of psychodynamic therapy emphasizes recognizing and moderating feelings as they occur?
What can be a consequence of parents responding too positively during the phallic stage?
What can be a consequence of parents responding too positively during the phallic stage?
What is the emphasis of object relations as a contemporary form of psychodynamic therapy?
What is the emphasis of object relations as a contemporary form of psychodynamic therapy?
What is a key feature of brief psychodynamic psychotherapy according to the text?
What is a key feature of brief psychodynamic psychotherapy according to the text?
What is the main goal of Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy (IPSRT) as mentioned in the text?
What is the main goal of Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy (IPSRT) as mentioned in the text?
What does ego psychology exemplify according to the text?
What does ego psychology exemplify according to the text?
What is a potential consequence of parents responding with rejection during the phallic stage?
What is a potential consequence of parents responding with rejection during the phallic stage?
What is the focus of mentalization-based treatment as described in the text?
What is the focus of mentalization-based treatment as described in the text?
What is a key feature of brief psychodynamic psychotherapy as mentioned in the text?
What is a key feature of brief psychodynamic psychotherapy as mentioned in the text?
What is a primary task during 5 to 3 years of age according to the text?
What is a primary task during 5 to 3 years of age according to the text?
According to Hans Eysenck's study, what was the main claim about psychotherapy?
According to Hans Eysenck's study, what was the main claim about psychotherapy?
What is the tripartite model with regards to therapy outcomes?
What is the tripartite model with regards to therapy outcomes?
What is the primary difference between efficacy and effectiveness of psychotherapy?
What is the primary difference between efficacy and effectiveness of psychotherapy?
What is the basis of the tripartite model?
What is the basis of the tripartite model?
What are some of the methods used to gather opinions about therapy outcomes?
What are some of the methods used to gather opinions about therapy outcomes?
When measuring benefits during the therapy process, what type of measures are used?
When measuring benefits during the therapy process, what type of measures are used?
What does efficacy emphasize in controlled research studies?
What does efficacy emphasize in controlled research studies?
'Follow-up' strategies measure benefits at which intervals after therapy has ended?
'Follow-up' strategies measure benefits at which intervals after therapy has ended?
'Society' in the context of therapy refers to:
'Society' in the context of therapy refers to:
'Effectiveness' refers to the extent to which psychotherapy works with whom?
'Effectiveness' refers to the extent to which psychotherapy works with whom?
Which principle argues that people have an inborn tendency to grow?
Which principle argues that people have an inborn tendency to grow?
What term is used to describe the discrepancy between the real and ideal self in humanistic psychotherapy?
What term is used to describe the discrepancy between the real and ideal self in humanistic psychotherapy?
What are the three essential therapeutic ingredients proposed by Rogers for a successful therapeutic relationship?
What are the three essential therapeutic ingredients proposed by Rogers for a successful therapeutic relationship?
What is the term used to describe the match between the real self and the ideal self in humanistic psychotherapy?
What is the term used to describe the match between the real self and the ideal self in humanistic psychotherapy?
What type of regard refers to the warmth, love, and acceptance of those around us in humanistic psychotherapy?
What type of regard refers to the warmth, love, and acceptance of those around us in humanistic psychotherapy?
"The term humanists use to describe the match between the real self and the ideal self that is achieved when self-actualization is allowed to guide a person’s life without interference by any conditions of worth, and, as a result, mental health is optimized." - What term is being defined here?
"The term humanists use to describe the match between the real self and the ideal self that is achieved when self-actualization is allowed to guide a person’s life without interference by any conditions of worth, and, as a result, mental health is optimized." - What term is being defined here?
